kansascity.com - 2/15/2008
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Whatever plans the Chiefs have to repair their broken roster, the NFL’s salary limit won’t interfere. Research by The Kansas City Star shows the Chiefs to have salary-cap obligations of about $97.7 million for next season. That’s far below the NFL’s mandated salary limit of $116 million per team. The Chiefs have said they prefer to rebuild mainly through the draft and ...
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Cat Crave | A Carolina Panthers blog —
... ) There could be one more free agent cornerback in Ty Law if the Chiefs release him reports the Kansas City Star. We could also see another safety added to the free agency mix. Atlanta could be releasing Lawyer Milloy . ( ...
Singles and Doubles: The Cowboys offseason strategy
Blogging The Boys —
... up and get him for a reasonable price, I’m all for it. Same goes for free agency. I’m all for signing Bernard Berrian or someone comparable for a reasonable price, as opposed to the crazy money Randy Moss or Asante Samuel are looking for. I also wouldn’t mind trying to trade for Larry Fitzgerald or Roy Williams (the one that burned us two years ago in the last game of the season, not the one who got burnt). Rumor is the Chiefs might release Ty Law and the Falcons might release Lawyer Milloy. Might the Cowboys show any interest? ...
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Yahoo! Sports - NFL News 2/15/2008
The Kansas City Chiefs have released offensive guard John Welbourn in what figures to be the beginning of a postseason roster shakeup. The Chiefs lost their last nine games of 2007, finishing 4-12 in their worst season in 30 years. The 31-year-old ...
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The Atlanta Falcons release four-time Pro Bowl tight end Alge Crumpler and six other players Friday in the first step of a major rebuilding job in the post- Michael Vick era.
